ft;
1
I
T
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s
i!
Kifm(ih.p
IW?' t. HIT fc.rmerlv kept
lr deceased hasnd, U the low. States.
K, end hopes to meet . onlU,ur of U
arowjre. . 4- jARY WOKKE.
'. . "M"',
.... RALEIGH, tfrtfc
ti.i.m-n Km mW.TOr.B Vet
C-ope. for tl. reeepW of CP";
I ZLL of puln. Wrbee. wet
j. rt tflo1 WUI
1. 1828. 11 I- QtON.
J-Altts and -lianas.
THE valuabla d
property of Ceorjt B.r. dUr, of.
' kni tot m! by the Utt purclwterr. i m pwi
. wllle. dJoiioc the GiWs Mumford
wol to any Sad In Bottii county, wufc a brjt
pLortio of auperior ado i tU aWliar.
Superior eotiftruction, and h aow.a ery
nod and iocmdnf ron of eurtom i tbt tf
sower cm ery conraniently b tnida to dna
and terma, appt U hoinu D. lbba, o of
lhaproprietonsoatnapreBiiirfc
. , , JtWEPH HANF.S,
; ' ; PETEU ANEKi
, .,'., , JACOB ANER.
Jk.!3iia'"J'i MABTlS IAXER.
' v N. B. Another tract, fceionpnf nrww
T - r - - . ... .
aratety m my m wit Itta . purchMe hcb
BockavUl. eontnIn1eTacre vf bwid,ijkai
JV Will te "J. k aamunr inc town wi
food dwellinr.houe, wiin ou-Doue, ik j
exceBant larJeai tibia property will be. aold
low, oo accommodaUiiK trrm. Apply nabote.
" " fll H B anbacribrr beinf deurmio4 la jretu I
X. . to tbt eaitern port of we owe io itnuc
-'' n it winter, ufftn fur aale bit valuable Plant-
iUn In Bowan countr, eontamMHt Uum hundred
avU twtntr-mt acrtn all of vtucn iimi mpo
torqaaTity. Tboae who have aeenlbe land,
- mj h h enual t any in fha county, . There are
excellent buikl'mfc of erery deacription on the
. place. renoM who want a healthy situation, a
- -Mind itaad for a Store, and an clcrant farm, will
, U rery much pleaaed with the land. ' 11e land
la tea milea weet of SaTitbury, on the SberrrU'a
Ford road, adjoining the landa of Mr. Allmand
W.IL Mr Jornh Cowan, and othera. 1 deem it
unnecessary to say any thinr further, as it U
i". I , 'h presumed the purchaser will ie w the premiae.
EICHARO C. HOLatEI.
Jut iih 1828. -
18
!ry. ivotctie$. itvermWaretiJC,
as waa em affered. for tale h this placet bit
jeweiry is h we latest importauons. and the
t&oat taanionabie and eiefsnt kinds to be had In
any of the Porthera Cities i 'elegant CoW and
Silver Watchm plain Do.i tie. ke.r And in a
iov oaraae wui rectire a rery elegant assort.
bent of MiUtart Gdi. Also, all kinds of Sil-
-' er-Wrt. kept constantly oat hand, or made to
order on short notice. All of which will be sold
. lower than Such foods were ever disposed of
oerorw in tn puce.
Tbt public are respectfully invited to call and
.examine .these fooa( their richnen, elegance,
Mq.ctieapnea-caniMtaiiQip(casio(UtoaB who
Jl UUl ro 007.-- - ... .
rmx All kin&if Wmkto Pifalrtd, and warranted
; . w cp iwi ujc swop iwo QQQrt oeiow tae
wwwf auuuatT a awitairr-tjirrcu
ROBERT WYNNE.
Sahibvry, Ma 26, 1838. 16
WAGONERS,
DRITWO TO FAYETTETILLfL
WILL find it to thtir advantage, to stop at
-the tfJGOX TJRD, where every eon.
venienct Is provided for Man and Horse, to make
- Ihetn eomfbrtabte, at the moderate charge of 2 j
cents a day and night, for the privilege of the
Yard, the use of a good house, fire, a ster, and
belter, - Attached to tbe Yard, are a Grocery
and Provision Store, Bread Shop and Confec
tionary, and a House for Boarders snd Lodgers,
in a plain, cheap, wholesome and comfor.
table- atjMr , 09 .
FayUemile; 11, Jpril, 1828.- v -
BY virtue of aundry writs of fieri facias, from
tbe superior court of Wilkes county, to me
directed, I will sell to the highest bidder, at the
courthouse in Matervuie, on the third Monday
of Aogut next, two lots in tbe town of States-
-wille, whereon Robert Work, dee'd, lateU Uv.lKWnr M,Wk,... 1 w V.
These Icta.adioinlhe eniirt.hn... 1
nave on them a huge and commodious dwelling
bowe, for many Tears used as a house of Et.tJ
Uinment, a large dining room, a number of
houses for boarders, a sture.house, brick kitch:
cn.arapies.a corw-aiset fceatelesied-waa
ine property ot tns deviseeSoTRobtrt Simonton,
T . V.ttc PPWty ofbe heirs of Robert
Worke, dec'di
'' Alt0. lnc of land adjoining the town of
. iicuic, coniuning one thousand acrea, more
" Or less, whereof about WO acres h. K.
C 7 cleared 1 there is some faluable meadow, and
TaMMgoodupuuxJon this tract. . :
A ".!!.,,djvtd fbare l"aatenl tracta'of
... . . ano w ireueu county riVd M Itebert
Worka by Alexahder Worie, decUto lit "
the white house tract, and several Other trar.l
that nlace. And, alio, sundry other tracts
cuiic m jmieu county r:
ken ai belonging to the heirs of Kobert VYorke.
dee'd. ' '
The whole will be sold to satisfy several WL
im in. bbiu mpci iur cuun ui w 11a.es coun
ty, at the suit of Montford 8tokes. Attendance
mailt, tn k mmlA : . t
win oe given t terms, cash. . t23
PawaaT. ga. P, CALDWELL. Sh'ff.
To OoU Alinm.
ltTlfiriTb" r Cw'c-ier, jut received,
"d ,bl te,e' b w'lLLEY k Co.
SStpiurf, Jurit 10(4, 1828. 1?
ri tas aoiraa kuiI'.
... JUaWeable obstacle! io
their advance towards the grot, or lo
.w.;. m attract notice imoog
the fair-it mviC alTord mucn rein
... I-., ih whole in of " sere-
ping acquaintance" hai been reduced to
mathematical rulet. It U only necet.
arv 'for the 'diffident of both aexct.
rt . fotlowtoir numerical
..4.i-5 rtfrr vilv-b remember
tedW.mt5A'f tf CKDCe t Wd,
tivepraoice,
ty-foor hou;i,)f icrupulouttf adhered
to, secundum
make I Bow', bow. make one
n-iveu!oi fihor-dov -do make
1 Con venation t a coovctsiuiuub
1 acquaintance-.
On the fence.n.:Mt phrase, tajrs
the Newark,-. "J. Sefctinel, it ' ia
thought by friend, venerable lo
years and well acquainted with the
t,:.trirb nt the revolutionary wart, had
in origin from Ihe circumaunce, that
n tAdeA timet it waa common to
hold lown-mettinga out of doori, in
teid of In buildiora ai now a day
At thrte mcetiuita people frequenily
tat tinon the fthcet, and when called
trpooto yot would get do! J and tak
- lljoaet howtferi who were
indifferent to the question would re
mainjon . the TcBcty or not thi.'t toeu
position until they aa whlcnlldewas
the itroofeit- - Hence the obrase " on
the fence.
- w-f
A MORftSE MAN.
1 like" "plece"6f -knotted' -wood,
e? ery thioj; goet against the grain with
him. He ll i mpatientof every Uhfoj;
but hit own humor, and endure! that
no longer than ij a in oppoaiUon, bet
in contradiction to totncthlng else.
He approve! of nothing but io contra-
diction to other men's opinions, and
like a buzzard delights in nothing
more than to flutter against the wind,
let it be which way it will.
A man was elected to a captaincy
i t. a a a " .1
Jin unto nis cnuaren neera 01 me
fee oT them, Well but our Joh, I
aty though, tint we allcappun't now
on hearing thiate mother,' wb'oTkv in
bed near theiwys, called ull1 No
you lool, only your father an me
tappuns."
In Mason, N. II. Mr. Jwna Hubbard to Hits
Louisa scripture. .,
Borne keep the Scripture for a show, J
Letter'd and euilt oh thrir bumu
- ana some to dust and moths degrade M
- But Jonas took the wiser part,
rHevre to.Sfnp t W WarV
-. , And ereii on bis pillow laid h.
jis "
Dy the Per, W. W. Philips, Mr. George Shep.
herd, to Miss Ann E. King, both of New York;
Hail) Matrimony, happy state,
A King becomes a hhepherd'i mate ;
May At a kindly shepherd prore,
And ih return his faithful love.
Jugtuta, Geo. June I2i-A tieavr rain
fell in thit city on TeVterdaV td'tlie'e'real'
uriiiiuciii wi toe uun. 1 nia was
j : . r . l n m . . '
not all ; lor we are credibly -informed
that great numbers of young biliout evert
were teen drmtug down the env drains
stretching put their imploring hands to
the doctors lor assistance. It was all 11
vain, it being not always proper for tc
quaintances to recognize each other 1 but
the Doctors arc laid to have looked very
sad, as they taw their friends all going
headlong 10 " Davy't Locker."
I The abore ii from ih CnnAmr .a;,-a
1 7 J ' 1 1 r
&VZPdLoy?tt.-Tht irencral is a
memDer or the French House of De.
potiet. He lately ascended the tri
rnrrandelieiTd-tch-Dthe
present system of legisUuon, whicfi
produced a lively impression on most
of the assembly. He maintained that
CItijens jhouldjk tubjected only to
Iawa and taxet .agreecf to :bv them-
telvea or their repretenutlveK'and af.
Irm'4 feMtre
iwaw--'ss'iiiaii.-'t.ja.4iMrrt;.-.iie
spoke against the present electoral sys
tern, which admits not more than
our vjf an hundred iFrencbmen to"?ote
at elections. Hit speech excited ap
plausa on one; side of the house, and
murmurs on the other.
The New York pspert announce the
death of Dr. Wright Pott of. that city,
the eminent aurgtun. He died on Satur
day last, at Tbroe't Neck, in the 63d
year of bit age . .
At thU tme. hea Triej ia tl tkltr a
atnjuinwy tho folWl" a,lc' tto'"ce
. l . i a L a t.uu.iliifl ft a Mia
of ibtl Empirapanool Im,",l,"i
readeni they ire from iha New-Totk noriunf
Courier i ' f
Th. iDocfl.iloaof "Tcatrwai Bnt
InnlMd la til middli ae;c is t central tl
tie of honotto all tbt nations composing
the two prlilpal brsnchet of Tartar and
Mogul Tb wofd Jrurr at an aojw
tle, tlgnlEit " sublime .and prt-cmlo
antM as a-4btantie, It meant M a got
!-7i'wi4TWaStat.rQuncU mettt
f twice wt';i'Empi!rorP,crt
ThuMaaa. ThcUrana i
'Air I ihi Titi4n ofBrn 4J . all, Y h
er la ino prBaiuiwjruuirri nw.mtm, .4
Tttrf4bAbACh4fctIffrrJVm
Tressurer, the iiiVriaMUBB : 1
fntB.enen1er1an "' I
e?'Jait1.,(b,.AK
van. 1 he sultan aoewiot enter ibb mom
but from an adioinineNcbarober he heart
alt that basset.
On arat ocestlona a venersl Council
1 convened! all tbt ltadng peraont ol
ihl empire ere aumroonrowtbe Uergy,
the Military and other cinrs, aau even
the old and most expeiienctsolniera,tt
tend. Such a Pivan It called "Ajak Di
yanl.-. . ' 'V
the 'Grand VtzlerXhU officer re
ccivet hit appointment from tbe Sulun.
He hat tbt bare or the whole empire 1 he
me revtnbe, adrolnlstrrt iustlce
(both In tivil ahd criminal affalrt.) and
commands tbe armiel. . Upon nit ep
pointajey, Ve Sultan puis Into his bands
the seal f (be empire', which la tbe badge
of Jit office, tnd wbitb ht alwafi weart
00 hie briasf.'lRaTtnWmiavHHsao 4a
sit bund ji "tboiiaand dollar i a year, eit
dushi plpreientt nr other perquMtet
TkHiatfJhfJl are anlad JBt
haa of three borae uils tbrenfOfst
ialll beltf carried befbrn tbem.wbeo tbejr
ahafek. i ' -
J BttleiBeg.-K Begler-beg It a Viceroy
tin aeverai Droruinw "
O-a L.' . I'-.'
ha fBatblW)ll e"QiP
t Deputy Oovernor. - m y: ;
The Relt EffcnMM the Lord -Chaneel
tor and Secretsrr or State j the ntme sjg
rflfi.a rhi-l of the writers." "
The Titter dar is the High Treasurer
the Poblic TrcMur U nertr touched
eren by the Sulun, except in cists lhe
uimoat emergency.. The Sm'mu h)i h
Private Treasury, which be uc at will.
s,.m 1,1,, he formed ol the e:.or
an a a
mout
,fih in the ruoncireesui),
... . f . - - . ..1 ... ..a nnitaf tnr-
wbicn nasoeeo accu.Buiia .
teen mittiont ad a ha( olix doHart were
annu.iU e turned lo" the two Treasuries.
jjTheMuliU tjM Chief EccleaUaiie. Jit
name aioifiea an "expauodetrnf tbe.
law" he it conauhed on all emergencies.
Should be commit tittton. be It puniihcd
in a.Tigorbuitnariner-fc.he h put into a
mortar, in orre of the Seven Towers, and
there -tieJaw-exp4Under it pounded to
death. Such a puoUhmeot. b.s"cbf"brn
mgif Kd urce tbe reign oLJtmvtruth IV.
- 1uMuyAan. The lerrt Is a corruption
juJUIoie'nimi ." which aiemhea per
sons piofrtsing the doctrine of Mahomet.
The Horn taiu. l breerborte-. tails.
an t mou weff1T ftotdt n; bait ' form the
mitirsry ensign of the Ouomtna-- It ori
gin was it lollowa One of their Gener
ala waa at a lose bow to rally bia men
their stabdardt having been loat in a fierce
conflicts Jle cut off a borae't tail, end
elevtted it on the point of a toear. Hi
troops chewed the fight, and came off
conquerors
The- Sublime V.Conttantinople it
styled"' The Sublime Porte tbe Porte
of justice, majesty and felicity." There
have been various disputes about the ori
gin of tbis appellation. Payne, an emin
ent geographer of the last century, aayt
that It it derived from tbe magnificent
gate buijt by Mahomet II. at the principal
entrance of the seraglio.
Con$tonttnohle. it wonderful bow
little it generally known with regard to
thit magnificent city. Itt aituation it the
most delightful In tbe world. With a bar-
booffordbe room for a thousand ships
with the Euxineoa ItsEasiTthe natural
current r.f th walth of Asia la theft lha
BosDhorust and 'wltlTiaTsl'oir;iti
Soutli and Wett, the production! of Ara
bia, Eevpt and Eurnxi are at the com-
mand-oT u commerce.: i. In tberhand tf
a commercial natian, it would toon be
come the centre of tbe commercial world.
It la encompassed, by wall,' which have
twenty-jwo gatessix towards the land,
aix along ihe port, and ten Oft tbe Mar
tnbra jikese . have ttalrt-and Janding
placet. "
I Jaf4,uKWW aJijwiiv.t, ,T.k.ifc. Bii...a .a i. .... Jt . - ... . ..
ConlUwiDJ)pIe ne Kome, it adi arbt
tepticouis' , itt teven billt rise front tbe
snore m mt lorm oi.an ampnitneatrei
gardns)eyprfti
ques rise one above the other, and pre
sent a view worthy of all admiration. "Tbe
castle of tbe Seven i owert it uted ai an
honorable prison A tquare tower ttandt
n the sea, memorable at tbe prison of
BeKtariut. Near thit, are a great many
canoon level with the water, and. guar
ding tbe entrance of tbe port and tbe
Seraglio. ;'!'. . - ! '."'
The SerafBo.Tbi? word tinifiea ' a
r u U a colUctioh cT raUceA a
if !!o ar.4 a halflatoropaiii enclosed by a
atrong wall, 00 which are aenral watcb
towers, where guard is kept by night and
Tk. nrlnrlnal rttt la of marble,
t. ,tia Tkt Porte. Tbe rsrdcns
are ten extensive 1 the buildings tre of
.M,. t.nn,. .re crowned with elided tur
rets and spires, and shining in surpassing
splendor. . R,
PT- J5oriA-De voun.11 v. -
phla (Divine Wiadom) wtt built by
finia, in the eth century. The dome U
1 19 fefet in immense marble plllarsi and
ik. r ia and oavement are marble
1 lUr. l. thn Emoeror ConttanHnt tomb
Tk. ( rKiniiil art SPICnqw
th5 richest and rarest producllooa of I
k, x.atl,,jjV uanT ...
. . .1 ,rA in inin in uiic
pOTTS
OrTeki aTd tbole orihe Arane the
Ottomao Empire
THE SEAT OF WAR.; ,
S. It 1. tuta f rtain. that war hat been
onderttken by , Russia agttott we a u.a.,
it may not be BmntrresiioK
j...ti nmlna the eountnea to
Ulit. ucian
.Lt.L i( .in k earned on, too lu
forces likely o be engaged la It 1 be
Russian army, commanded by ount
w. .i.tn. i said to amount ID aoou
HOMO men ol auarma wan
a a . A L.J.a In. thai
ned, well provweo, ano uoiuu' .
onaet 00 cCQUm " r"
don pspert of the praxis sltustioo occu-
pied by ibit army nor
,t ih commsoder in chief, re
Ua vc X7UT dlfbauUy j-fof A.!VB!,f .
from head quarter, wuhout strung-wwrt
. -. j . . a. . u 1 aa f Ik tat,
tha are. Wf preturea, swws.vfaji
iwr-auriered In Poland, in tbe l
cinhy of toe irinn,-wiievu,v,
- . - ... n T TTilT-l.-,HrttM-K
u... frAin this boaitkm to uonatanu
oople about JOO mllet. The I futb.
ft. vnaratloo- for consldertbU apace,
mm..i. rm Poland, maket a "turn 10
.k. .mh. and coailftflet-a-outberly
course untU It fallt into the Danube, be-twi-n
Oalata and Uuiael-and dWdea the
Prlnclpalhy of Moldavia,. io lit lenin,
1 nrt almost enual oarts.Boib al
lacbia and Moldavia are without -Turkith
..-rianna. beintt irorerned br tb4r own
tliaipodsrs, who . are. trioutarien
Porte Wallathia is ecpsrated by the
Danube from Bulgaria, where properly
K " ' " . . .u.
1 ,k,. Turkish forcea will probably be met
it,. 11. ...Un arm will irsversc the two
. ...jii,;-. -i.hout opposition io aome
iau - -
1
I C "1 . i tll L..;.. . t rm m la the
fittcendatt, which willbrinii tbem to the
ia supposed, oetween riirtaova ano nuse
buck both forufied placet) which will, H
tha object be to proceed with all baste to
Constantinople, be roaakedfor. the JtuS
aiana have learned by experience, not to
tosr time in lay tog siege lo Turkish" foF
tresses and the march 1 be pusfied for
ward 10 Shimula, tbeposition that com-J
maiidt the passes of Mount Hamui, tnd
Kfcere the Turkish lorce,' amounting, by
com pu t atlonT 10 ' eighty ihoutand .me n, in
dependentlv of thirty ihtutund aCat tared
along tbe Jortjesses on the banks of tbe
Dinube are concentrated. "Here, rbeny
must be the battle. Tbe invaders, wiifi
mahi brttaWpalarra-wm puww.pu"0
and 1 ou have aome ldeaf the opulenc
and tnlendor of the capital of tbe Great
their left restiiSebn the Oelf c. Verpaof o elm at Saratort: sprung wftMi-
accetible to their fleet from Sevastopol, rfy, fAree wcAer.. . Wc altd uoderstBd
In lbf CTtmeaTtanf abc4l-fbree bunJ
t J S ak.-f .- U m.m. .a m " afaai ' , k
oreoiniiCB anuincrciofeasaurcuoi aup -
If I rl .ttl a6 La
pilCS anu suttwr ui an son, wui ugJ. witu
every advantage. The Turkt, with the
conviction, that their position it the key
to the passes in the mountains, which,
once carried) open a tbe way to the Capi
ta), and with the advantage of intimate
knowledge of these pastes, will, if anima
ted by any thing like the pristine zeal of
tbe Mahometans, and directed by even a
moderate degree of skill in the art of war,
be enabled to make a desperate defence.
We do not believe, however, that it can
avail against the superior " number and
discipline of tbe Russians. Thit one
battle will probably, decide tbe campaign.
Either the Grand Seignior, on ler.ning
bit defeat, will agree to terma of uncon
ditional submission, or, animated by dea
pair, defend hit Capital to the last, and
elihexiaHjwitj or pats over
into Asia, and thence renesHfio warrOur
own belief is, that, at tbe moment we are
writing : these remarks, eticj Russian : aland.
ard it floating from tbe Seven Towers,
and that the Northern Autocrat, like an
otner t-oiossusTsrndes-t.aiope-frona
tbe Culf of Finland to the Sea of Ms mora.
" N. Y. Jmerican.
Dmocr alt turned Dutche$tH....Vw)
hear that the sister of the Marchipnest
of WeHedey Ja to be led ?w iber hy
Meiieat ftttiif bf tbeMarqttit of Car
maruien.- 1 wo Marchioneaaes in one
democrat family ! Jonathan wlU be
pfettyiaidm
two of hit trantatlanus "i
coming bigh'titled.' 'Noah
' It it not generally known, that the Re;
formation made considerable, progress in
Italy in tbe time of Luther s but bia dis
ciples .were crushed by tbe Inquisition,
and by thoauyjitnary taeaiOrcs of the
Pofiei-
fU, ir '.!.!: i i i' i C
ljarofrom Waahingtoo, that Geo. Lcott
has called upon the rrcaidcnt to insti-
tdte an inquiry into nit conauuou (u ,
refusal to obey the ordcrt of the new r.
Major General. Heally, thit admioit
tration are determined to add every
degree of dishonor to the country.
Look at the different department of
o.rrnmcot. what do we behold Tho
. ..' . i j: .L
army kn aitorucr auu uiauuiun uk
navy torn With diasentiont, aod pre
vented from exercising i orsrtjj m
defending .the honor of the eoantry t
tha atat . deDartmenU the colonial'
trade -goo..torvBrr-nor lotultt of ",
BraxiWuMepairecl aod ttnatoaed f.Z
and- many other egregiout bluttdcri'
which render tx a jett aooog the, ng,...
tnlTPrum-the-lmbecUity,, wcakoesX
and iaeglecY 6t thli : cabiottj- tre tref at
a - a
rijatl(rnrioaulte4 Of every peujLgot
e'mmenu Such li the effett of having.
men at the neaa 01 nuairt woo ntva
confidence In the 'people, and
whom the people hate reaaon to die
trust. Nothig but t change can better
our public affairs Noah, .
In relation to tnia oimcuiry as to mo
rank of Geolt. Gaines, Macomb' and
Scottj the- New. York Specutor saya t
" Contrary to the advice of many of
hit friend's, ai we are informed, Gen,
F m ' . e
8cott a few day! since,, wrote to uio
acting Secretary bf War, lnaUtlng up
on the arrest of Major Gen. Macomb,
for ittulng ordert to him or in cats
the Prcaident should decline thit mca-
ture, Gen. S. insisted on being arret
led bimlf. and requested that tho
coartwartial tt" be detaUed ahould be
selected by. ballot from tnirty oiocere
tdcijgoajed by the Exeeotive, for
thtuTpottGeaV3rf ncc7qre'Te
. l. r .v .tu... TV,-
terviog nit ngni ui uih.uj.. w
letter to the acting Secretary wat writ
ten in the most respectful terms and
in language thowing that be - noncauy ..
believes -that - Geo. M aconjb has nj
right to command him.. To these
questions, as we are Informed, an an
twer - wat returned,' reminding-Gen.
S. that he wat now inn furlough, n '
directing that aa aoon at that expired,
he shall proceed to hie poet at "tho
west i and informing him that If he
did not think proper to reaume 'hit
command, aod tubmit to the wdert
from the department, the United
Statea would have no further need of
'vv'Bve'heana t awatea, i1ii Oee.
5cptt, if hejeft the army, iotended to
pursue the pfofeation ofrtfic Iaw at
Philadelphia.-:. . .
i Gen, Scott, we bclierr, it now tl
Philadelphia p and from cooverta
lion withxn intimate friend of Kis,wo
hare yet, hopet that on reflection he
miv JnJu-aJ ia remain in rVi
may
service of which he it an ornament.
jm. . p ! ilL . .aaae
Great CrTA. Irll laid tbe forest,
ireea grow with. astonishing rapidity
this yean la three weeks, the brand
irate 01 a IUH nllop. ' ;'-W Hope W
. . .7. . . .
Adams men will not make
a ai&n out
Noah.
of thit.
A cockney being quizzed, about his
omitting tbe aspirate letter h, &c. in hit
pronunciation, aaid, Whai'a-ibe oddn,
whether I aay -Jaavf or tatjZ-rtJu
replied a wag, "it is the difference be
tween cooking a cbop, and making a ma'
oUt."
. . , '
General Jacktan VI t believe this dis
tinguished patriot has, for the present,
declined an invitation to a dinner at the
Waxhaws; but, aa be proposes to pay i
tisit to Charleston for the pious purpose
or searching lor, and re-inhuming tbe re
rosins of a beloved parent, in the spot
where bit own tre to be deposited, it a
then probable be iaay.bjMQMhe jrtce ot J
hit nativity witb a visit. , Camden Jour.
Rev. Mr. Cahert. The eloquence nJ I
talent, at well it very amiable character
fof-thit tntlemaiHlllnukeJtajnaiir
of interest to every .Carolinian to near, i
that the Methodist Episcopal Cbnferenc
recently assembled in f ennsylvanu, "B
aleiAri him aa iia RnMatailaa at tiw
a a .. I
next triennial meeting of the breihreo af
Ureat ontaia. Camden Journet.
jht an -action fefastanlt andW
V . .a . as.
terr. afftirist two physiciant and "
jtMtfcefcsof
brought in a verdict lor Derot pw'
I he testimony wat of a "veryoe"'
cate character; , -' ;.,-'):'..
A woman ared 63. latetr
at Barnard Castle, in Scodand, tot
" . ta - m . .
wager, one noncireci man swv
poors.